New Microsoft Products Enhance Business Mobility, Productivity and…

As Microsoft Inspire concludes, eMazzanti Technologies reviews recent Microsoft product announcements and updates—in a new article

Microsoft is constantly innovating to enhance mobility, productivity and collaboration.

 

A NYC area IT consultant and MSP reviews recent Microsoft new products designed to enhance business mobility, productivity and collaboration in a new article from eMazzanti Technologies. The timely review comes on the heels of the Microsoft Inspire partner conference concluding this week in Las Vegas.

The informative article reviews major updates to the Microsoft Surface line of touchscreen, ultraportable computers and interactive whiteboards, Microsoft Teams, Hololens, Office 2019 and Windows 10. Related new features and products are discussed with potential benefits.

“Microsoft is constantly innovating to enhance mobility, productivity and collaboration,” stated Jennifer Mazzanti, CEO, eMazzanti Technologies. “The slate of recent new products and updates demonstrates the company’s commitment to business customers.”

Below are a few excerpts from the article, “New Microsoft Products Enhance Business Mobility, Productivity and Collaboration”

True Mobility and Seamless Collaboration

“For users who crave portability, Microsoft takes another step forward. The Surface Pro LTE includes all the same features as the Surface Pro 2017, but with the addition of built-in cellular connectivity. More secure than public Wi-Fi and more convenient than a hot spot, you will love this update.”

“The Surface Hub 2 takes collaboration to greater heights with multi-user sign-in, as well as increased speed and higher resolution. Whether you tile multiple displays on the wall or use the sleek new rolling stand to move the Hub around the office, you will love the versatility of the improved design.”

Intelligent Teams

“Introduced just one year ago, Microsoft Teams continues to evolve at a rapid pace. In a significant strategic move, Microsoft announced last fall that it will transition from Skype for Business to Teams. That means that by the end of 2018, Microsoft Teams will include most of the Skype for Business functionality.”

Office 2019

“For businesses not quite ready for the move to the cloud, Microsoft has announced Office 2019. Arriving in the second half of 2018, the revamped on-premises version of Office will include popular Office 365 features such as Ink replay in Word and Morph in PowerPoint.”

Harness the Power of New Microsoft Products

With a host of options for businesses of all sizes, creating an optimal plan for implementing new Microsoft products and updates will maximize the benefits. Recognized as a top Microsoft partner and early adopter, eMazzanti Technologies brings a wealth of business technology expertise to the table. From world-class business cloud services to manufacturing solutions and retail IT infrastructure, eMazzanti has business covered.

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